How did Al-Sinwar cause Israel’s intelligence failure?
According to Webangah News quoted by Mehr News Agency, the American newspaper Wall Street Journal in a report about the inability of the Zionist regime and its security services to find the location of Yahya Sanwar The head of the political office of the Hamas movement in the small area of Gaza pointed out and emphasized that this issue is due to Sinwar’s use of a special communication system that he designed in the prisons of the Zionist regime.
This newspaper adds that he refrains from making phone calls and writing letters and other electronic communication solutions that can be intercepted. exists, refuses and instead follows a complex system of archived correspondence and handwritten notes to manage and command Hamas operations from his residence in Gaza.
This newspaper adds that Sinwar’s particular style of communication has troubled the military and intelligence services of the Zionist regime. Sanwar’s letters are primarily handwritten, and on the other hand, they reach the hands of mediators and negotiators through trusted members of Hamas and passing through the hands of several intermediaries.
This newspaper adds that these letters are usually coded and the codes are based on different conditions and times. It is based on the system designed by Sanwar and other Palestinian prisoners released from prison during captivity.
The Wall Street Journal emphasizes that this communication system, especially after the martyrdom of Saleh al-Arouri, the deputy head of the movement’s political office Hamas and one of the founders of the military sector of this movement has become more complicated than before.
Azmi al-Qishawi, an expert on international crises who lived in Gaza, says: Hamas members know that if they use They are intercepted from electronic systems, so Senwar has returned communications in Hamas to the old ways.
According to the assessments of the Zionist regime, Senwar has been preparing for a big war with Israel for many years, which Among these preparations is the creation of a wide network of tunnels.
Michael Milstein, former head of the Israeli military intelligence service, says that probably part of these preparations include the creation of a special communication system. It bypasses modern technology solutions to collect information.
According to this report, Hamas has been using an internal telephone system in the tunnels since a year ago. Yahya Sanwar also follows these phone conversations with mediators and uses different codes in these calls to transfer nicknames and times to the other party. Sanwar sometimes uses the names of people with him to keep his name secret.
